ep·i·zo·ol·o·gy ( p  -z - l  -j )n. Epizootiology. |
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| Over time, an understanding of the epizoology and epidemiology of oocysts in the human and animal populations of the watershed would build up, which could be related to similar data for those consuming the yielded water and other typing databases from human cases. Epizoology of hepatic neoplasia in Atlantic tomcod (Microgadus tomcod) from the Hudson River estuary. Jurisdictions across North America have identified animal rabies as a serious public health concern (1,2) because the epidemiology of human rabies closely follows the epizoology of animal rabies (3). |
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